FISHER X-202C INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER AUDIO OUTPUT TRANSFORMER PAIR as pictured, they’re pulled, in good condition (tested) The shown soda can is using as relative scaling purpose only.
Pulled from a WORKING pair of W3M tube amplifiers, driving 6L6GC pairs in each. Amps (which are not included, nor are the tubes) were gone through and recapped last year. I bought the amps for the tubes, as I needed them. Parting out now the amplifiers (and other items from the lot). 1 One of them was custom mounted to the chassis, as they relocated one of the caps. They bent the tab that mounts the transformer to the chassis. I tried to bend it back, but it is solid. They must have a metal bending tool. You will need to rebend. I tried with a strong set of grips, and while it moves, I just didn’t trust myself. Obviously not an issue that affects performance, just the way it is mounted. If you are handy, or have some experience bending metal, you can certainly get it back. 2 other one had some wax on the underside, and the wires. Likely a bad wax cap over the years melted. You can likely wipe it off… I did, and some came off. Didn’t spend too much time with it though (like literally 10 seconds). Should clean up nice. These are superb, working TO-300 transformers. Pairs are getting super hard to find (as are singles). Very heavy, will be double boxed to ensure they make the transit.
This is a LUX SQ-38D vacuum tube amplifier. Being a very old used item, it has scratches from use, please check the photos for the condition. The amplifier was previously used by a family member as a hobby, but has been stored in a warehouse for about 20 years. When connecting a PC to AUX-1 and connecting speakers to SPEAKERS L R’s 0 and 8? , sound was confirmed on R, but no sound was produced on L. When connecting a PC to AUX-2 and connecting speakers to SPEAKERS L R’s 0 and 8? , sound was produced on both L and R. When connecting a PC to TAPE and connecting speakers to SPEAKERS L R’s 0 and 8? , sound was produced from both L and R, but the sound was muffled and quite poor. Operation of PHONO 1 and 2 has not been confirmed. The MODE was tested in stereo only; other modes were not checked. The BALANCE was responsive.
THIS COMES AS PICTURED. I WOULD GUESS IT NEEDS THE WAX AND PAPER CAPS REPLACED AT LEAST JUST TO BE SAFE. IT WILL COME WITH ALL THE TUBES SHOWN. ALL OTHERS TO USE EIS.
The Vintage Victor RCA MCM-105 Solid State Amplifier is a rare and sought-after piece for audiophiles and hifi enthusiasts. Made in Japan, this tube amplifier boasts a unique design and brand that sets it apart from other vintage audio equipment. With its distinctive features and high-quality construction, this amplifier is sure to provide exceptional sound performance and a touch of nostalgia for those who appreciate classic audio technology. Here we have a fantastic amplifier. It’s in amazing shape, shows little to no wear. It powers up but I don’t have all the equipment to test. If you have any questions feel free to direct message me. We have multiple auctions / sales going. If you have any questions feel free to direct message me, thank you for your interest!
Offered here is a vintage Acrosound Ultra-Linear output transformer, Type TO-310, manufactured in the USA by Acro Electronic Products Co. Acrosound transformers are highly regarded for wide bandwidth, excellent balance, and use in classic push-pull tube amplifier designs. The TO-310 is a desirable model for restoration projects and high-quality DIY builds. Metal cover shows cosmetic wear, scuffs, and paint loss consistent with age (see photos). Original cloth-covered leads with typical age-related wear. Leads retain factory number tags, which aid identification. Mounting base is solid and straight. Electrical Checks (DC Resistance). The transformer has been checked for continuity and DCR only using a digital multimeter. Blue stripe? Green stripe: 98.8? Blue? Green: 118.9? Tan #1? Green stripe: 38.8? Tan #2? Blue: 152.9? Tap 1? 2: 0.7? Tap 1? 3: 0.4? Tap 1? 4: 0.4? Readings are consistent with a multi-tap ultra-linear output transformer and indicate intact windings. Continuity and resistance checks only. No signal, load, or in-circuit testing performed. Transformer has not been powered. Genuine vintage Acrosound iron (not a reproduction). Excellent candidate for restoration, tube amplifier builds, or collectors. Please review all photos carefully – they are part of the description. If you have any questions or would like clarification on the measurements, feel free to ask.
